3. Dissociated thermomechanical testing
The first step in studying the mechanical strength of composites exposed to fire is usually to thermally degrade/decompose the materials and then characterize their residual mechanical behavior in tension or compression. This enables an initial link to be established between temperature, exposure time and the structural capabilities (stiffness, strength) of CMOs. Ideally, the study is first carried out under isothermal conditions (§ 3.1 ) to determine a temperature/degree of decomposition/degradation link, in order to improve understanding of the mechanisms induced by anisothermal thermal aggression. Within this framework,...
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Standards and norms
- Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) standard – Powerplant Installation and Propulsion System Component Fire Protection Test Methods, Standards and Criteria with Change. - FAA AC20-135 - 1990
- Aircraft: environmental testing method for on-board equipment – Fire resistance in designated "fire zones". - ISO 2685 - 1998
- Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) standard – Fire Test to aircraft material – test method...
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